Some of the Cossacks, or agents of the FSB said didactically, the same words: "Putin will teach you to love the Motherland" and then cursed out loud.
Another didactic poem, the Vafþrúðnir ("Words of Vafþrúðnir"), relates a contest between Odin and a giant.
Some of the most common weather-related searches on Dictionary.com this year were "Harbinger, Ecosystem, Climate, Hurricane," while frequent searches relating to the election included the words "Facetious, Didactic, Hubris, Demeanor, Obtuse".
"What is exciting here is not some didactic act of putting my words in Captain America's head, but attempting to put Captain America's words in my head," Coates writes.
This Brazilian-born New Yorker's installation art closely relates to what has become standard for public art: more or less Minimalist designs with sound, light, water, plant-life and other media added, and didactic references clearly conveyed by words or symbolic semi-abstract forms.
The Brazilian-born New York sculptor Valeska Soares produces the kind of installation that the eight finalists for the World Trade Center made famous: more or less Minimalist design with sound, light, water and plant life added, and with didactic references clearly conveyed by words or symbols.
By the end of the movie, the n-word loses its didactic value as a sign of racism.
The dress rehearsal offered an important opportunity to choreograph movements between training spaces, and improve the clarity and wording of the didactic presentations.
